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1
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Linear IgA

A

Vacines

Vancomycin
Vaccines
ACE
Cepahlosporins, Penicillins
NSAIDS
E
Sulphonamides
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Acne

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Fat & Moody

  • SCS, Anabolic steroids
  • Lithium, phenytoin
  • Commonest = eGFRi
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Pseudolymphoma

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Anticonvulsants +list

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4
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EN

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OCP, HRT

Penicillin, sulphonamides

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5
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Granulomatous drug

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TNF a
Old persons (=antihypertensives = CCB, ACE, frusemide, B blocker, statin)
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6
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Urticaria

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Immune mediated - ABs

Non immune - opioids, aspirin, radiocontrast die, NSAIDs

Acquired angioedema
-NSAIDs, aspirin, ACE-i

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Exanthematous/morbiliform

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SATAN
Sulphonamides
Allopurinol
Thiazides (?not really)
Anticonvulsants
NSAIDs
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8
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AGEP

A 
Do My Crusty Pits Pus Today
Dilitiazem
Macrolides
CCB
Pristamine
Penicillamine
Terbinafine

80% macrolides and penicillins

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DRESS

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SAATAN

Sulphonamides
Allopurinol
Thiazides, Tetracyclines
Anticonvulsants
NSAIDs

CBZ HLA31-01 Han Chinese and DRESS

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10
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Fixed drug eruption

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PANTS
Paracetamol
Aspirin,
NSAID’s
Tetracyclines/TMP-SMX, 
Sudafed  (OTC STUFF)!!!!
\+ food & herbal remides

NSAID‐induced FDE affecting the genitals and lips;

tetracycline‐ and trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole‐induced FDE affecting the genitals;

metamizole‐induced FDE of the trunk and extremities;

and
carbocysteine‐induced FDE of the face

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Erythroderma

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AAA Gold battery GOLD
Allopurinol
Anticonvulsants
Antibiotics - B Lactams, cephalosporins, sulfonamides, SZS
Gold
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12
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Lichenoid

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GOLDen TAAN

gold

Thiazide
ACE, Antimalarials
Amalgam
NSAID’s

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13
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SCLE

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SCLE all the Ts

Terbinafine
TNFa
Thiazide
PPI
Antihypertensives - ACE, CCB, B blockers
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14
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SLE

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MI HIPP
Mino
Isoniazid
Hydralazine
INH
Procainamide
TNF-a
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Vasculitis

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SAATAN

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16
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Pruritis

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Old person drugs list

ACEi, B blockers, diruetics (thiazides)
Statins
Allopurinol
Anti-diabetics (metformin)

17
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Drug induced eczema (systemic allergic contact dermatitis)

A

Neomycin topically, then take Gent & get systemic rxn

?Thiuram topically then Disulfiram (treats ETOH addiction)

Balsam of peru  cinnamon, vanilla etc

Nickel
Nickel free diet works – avoid oats, almonds, chocolate etc

18
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SDRIFE

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amoxicillin > benzylpenicillin, ceftriazone > other

19
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Pityriasis rosea

A

The mum wanting treatment for pit rosea is a NAG
NSAIDs
ARB
Gold

20
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Sweets

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Classic = G-CSF

Acne Derm drugs = Mino, retinoids, COCP,

Other derm drugs = TNF-a, ipilimumab

21
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Erythema nodosum

A

OCP/HRT

Antibiotics - sulphonamides, penicillin, minocycline

NSAIDS

AZA, Isotretinoin

Vaccines

22
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Pemphigus

A

Thiol containing drugs = penicillamine, ACEi

Non thiol - Anti-hypertensives
ACEi (has a thiol), ARB, Ca Ch blocker, diuretics, B blockers

Antibiotics B lactams

23
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Pseudoporphyria

A 
Photosensitizing drugs!!!
NSAIDs
Thiazides
Frusemide
Tetracyclines, Sulfa drugs (dapsone)
Amiodarone
CsA
Isotretinoin
OCP
24
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BP drugs

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diuretics (Furosemide, spironolactone, loop diuretics)

ACEI,

AB (amox, ciproflox),

TNF inhibitors,vaccines,

dipeptidyl
peptidase-4 inhibitors (e.g. vildagliptin)

checkpoint inhibitor (e.g. pembrolizumab).

Flu vac!!

25
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MAPK drug reactions

A

BRAF = “RAF” eg dabrafenib
Think skin ca – photosensitivity, eruptive naevi, KA/SCC, acral erythema

MEK = “MET” eg trametinib
Hair/skin/nails = Acne, hair growth, onycholysis/paronychia
Both – morbilliform, alopecia areata, panniculitis

26
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Immune checkpoint inhibitor reactions

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Immune checkpoint inhibitors
Anti CTLA4 = ipilimumab
Anti PD1 = Nivo, pembro (usually worse for drug reactions)

Skin
Papulosquamous – eczema, lichenoid, PSO, pruritis
Autoimmune – vitiligo, BP, SCLE/DM, vasculitis, sarcoid, panniculitis, neutrophilic dermatoses
Skin cancer – eruptive KAs
Drug reaction – morbilliform, DRESS, SJS/TEN, AGEP
Hair – repigmentation of grey hair, AA
Oral - ulcers

27
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Flagellate erythema

A

Shitake mushrooms
Bleomycin
DM
Adult onset stills dx

28
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eGFR

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Acne, PG
Photosensitivity
Xerosis/pruritis
Paronychia
Hair growth
Extracutaneous
Fatigue, malaise, 
peripheral neuropathy, 
HA, 
diarrhoea, wt loss, transaminitis
neutropenia
Inc infections
29
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HHP inhibitors (sonidigib, vismodegib)

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Alopecia
Taste distirbance
Corneal abrasian, keratitus
MSK cramps/spasms, hypoNa
Fatigue
GI N/V/D/wt loss
Teratogenic
30
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Paronychia

A

EGFR inhibitors

MEK inhibitors

31
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Eruptive AKs

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BRAF not the MEK inh incidence reduced significantly when combined with MEK INH

Tyrosine kinase inh (Imatinib)

Immunosuppression

32
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Urticaria anaphylaxis

A 
RAN
Radiocontrast media
ABS - penicillin, cephalosporins
mABs - monoclonal antibodies
ACEi - acquired angioedema 
NSAIDS

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